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Apache Log4j flaw has evolved into an “endemic vulnerability” and will continue to plague organizations for years to come.

The increase of endpoint vulnerabilities now necessitates automatic security and the systemic hardening of endpoint protection strategies. This is especially true in the context of remote work, where employees are often using their own devices to access company resources, thereby expanding the network security perimeter.

The Security and Operations Center (SOC) is where the cybersecurity strategy of a business is coordinated and implemented. It is composed of the three building blocks of people, processes and technology that go hand in hand to manage and enhance the organization’s security posture.

A Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) is a set of policies, tools, and protocols that enable the recovery or continuation of crucial technology infrastructure and systems in the event of a natural or man-made disaster.

As the breadth, depth, and complexity of cybersecurity threats increase exponentially, communication networks need to be resilient.

The Security and Operations Center (SOC) is where the cybersecurity strategy of a business is coordinated and implemented. It is composed of the three building blocks of people, processes and technology that go hand in hand to manage and enhance the organization’s security posture.

Hackers are using increasingly sophisticated tactics to gain data access. Email phishing, keylogging, brute force attacks and social engineering are among the variety of ways to gain access credentials.

There is always the possibility of insider threats to use their authorized access in a way that harms an organization.

App modernization is a risky endeavor. Event Storming ensures greater success when embarking on an ambitious app modernization program.

With the concurrent rise in cyberattacks and the proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT), an essential aspect of enterprise-level cybersecurity is endpoint lifecycle management. IT teams are now tasked with managing a wider range of devices, including IoT devices, personal devices used under Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies, and traditional on-premises hardware.